Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-08-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
We take wood on subscription.

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We take wood on subscription.
The chicken crop is light hence the
sportsmen mourn.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents per
glass at Fritz Alnmon's.
A new organ was placed in the Pres
,byterian church onsSunday.
Several new advertisements appear in
this issue OF the ADyERTIsER.
Read H. Stein & Cos. card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The ADVERTISER viii erect a building
on Main street in short time for Office
purposes.
The sermon delivered by Rev. J. l..
Sample Sunday morning is spoken Of
very highly.
Water melons are ripe, but the prairie
chicken cropwill not do to harvest before
September !.
The ADVERTISER is turning out large
amount Of fine printing for the business
men of Stnrgis
The calaboose is being moved from
its old location to new site, near the
creek on First street.
The galvanized cornice for the First
National bank arrived Monday, and will
be put up in a few days.
Rev. d. w. Atwater has been given
the pastarate of the church at Custer.
Sturgis assto be supplied.
DR.. Pratt has decided to publish the
unclaimed letter list on the LIST. and
18th. Of each month in the future.
Supper will be given at the Globe
Coffee House and Bakery on the evening
following the Musical entertainment.
One hundred and seven names have
been added to the subscription list of the
since the 8th of August
The ADVERTISER was favored again this
week with a handsome boquet of flowers
from the garden of Mrs. A. 3. Vrooman.
Nine fresh milch COWS for sale at bar
gain. Will sell separately or altogeter
Apply at once to No. 2 Laundress Row,
Fort Meade.
There will be Sunday school picnic
Tuesday next, under the auspices of the
NJ. E. Church. The grounds have not
as yet been decided upon.
Elsewhere in these columns will be
seen local advertisement for corn hrsks
to be used in the manufacture OF mattress
DC by the Black Hills Bed Springs Co.
The Sundance Gazette of August
reached this Office on the 18th. instant.
Urge the Immediate establishment Of a
mail route direct from Sturgis to Spear
ish.
It required considerable rustling
Monday to get a jury in the Hanke case.
The ADVERTISER was not called upon,
as it has an .opinion-rand knows when
t ought to express it.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Messrs. Brandt and Bigelow have con-
,olidated their interests in the baking
business, and have opened the Globe
Coffee House and bakery, in the room
recently leased by Mr.. Brandt.
The ADVERTISER acknowledges the re-
,eipt of q fine cake from the Globe
Coffee House and Bakery. It was a
splendid cake, and demonstrated the fact
hat Mr.. Brandt is a first class baker.
Horse stealing in and around tho Hills
las been pleasant pastime for the gang
or some months, according to reports
It will not be surprising to hear of one
,r more of the boys wearing q hemp
aecztie in the near future.
The Sturgis cornet band is somewhat
inclined at least the boys
AXE up regular collections to meet sin
,idental expenses" Deacon Moody
passes the hat and is custodian of the
unds that accumulate in the contribution
,ox.
Tracklaying is expected to commence on
he main line west of Douglas the latter
part of this month. B. B. Quigle, the
,ivil engineer in charge of the grade work |
between Rapid City and Spring Valley,
will superintend laying the iron from
Douglas to Casper.
Van B. Baker, principal OF the Normal
chool at Spearfsh in 1884, and later
'andidate on the democratic ticket for su-
,erintendent OF public instruction in this
county, has been convicted at New Cum
,edand, West Virginia, OF murder in the |
irst degree for killing his wife and her
mother in May last. Baker lost his po-
itioa at Spearfsh on account of his de-
ire to gamble, love OF whikey and too
trict attention to lewd women.
Milwaukee keg beer only Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Alex Mccall was quite severely in
ured one day last week by being thrown
rom wagon. Mr. Mccall had several
aides and children with him, returning
rom berry patch, and when descending
steep hill the horses became unmanage-
'ble and ran away, Hpsetting the wagon.
Strange to say no one was hurt exceet
dr. Mccall, who sustained a severe
prain in one Of his knees. He will be
aid up for some time,